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Tyres are leading cause of Van roadworthiness test failures

Road Safety Authority (RSA) data shows that tyre-related issues remain one of the most common reasons vans fail the CVRT. In 2025, in excess of 77,800 tests were failed due to defects related to tyres. That was 16.66 percent of total CVRT tests carried out last year (467,022) meaning that...

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The Road Transporters Support Scheme explained

Haulage and coach operators are set to benefit from the Road Transporters Support Scheme (RTSS), which was set up by government as part of a suite of measures, to cut fuel costs in the wake of the recent fuel protests, according to HGVIreland.com’s John Loughran. The RTTS is a government...

ESB Networks

Volvo launches new electric trucks with ranges up to 700 km

Volvo Trucks keeps pushing the boundaries for electric truck transport. With the launch of its new electric trucks with improved performance, flexibility and ranges up to 700 km, this is a new benchmark for electric heavy-duty trucks. Volvo Trucks launches new electric trucks with improved performance and ranges of up...

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How reading on Z library encourages creativity and imagination

Reading has always been a quiet engine for the mind. It feeds thought and shapes new ideas in a gentle way. Words on a page can spark images that feel as real as memory. This process builds a space where imagination grows without limits. An e library expands that space...

FTA Ireland

A vital reminder for HGV drivers to stay safe around overhead electricity lines

As Ireland’s road freight network expands, HGV drivers remain essential to keeping the country’s economy moving. ESB Networks greatly values the contribution of the road freight sector and is committed to helping operators stay safe while doing this vital work. Claire Mulholland, ESB Networks Public Safety Manager, advises one of...

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Government announces new package of fuel supports

Government has agreed a new package of measures on fuel costs and to support the transport, farming and fisheries sectors. The measures follow significant recent engagement with industry representatives and are in addition to the previously allocated €250 million in targeted supports to assist those experiencing real and immediate financial...

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Deal for hauliers edges closer as Cabinet set to meet

There is cautious optimism amongst hauliers that a deal on reducing the cost diesel is close and will be concluded today. A Cabinet meeting has been called as the Government prepares to sign off on measures it hopes will bring protests over fuel costs to an end. It is understood...

Derogation of driving hours regulations for road transport of certain fuel types

Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien has approved a temporary derogation from certain driving hours and rest period requirements for road hauliers transporting liquid fuel used for home heating oil or as a propellant within Ireland. Approval was granted in light of the evolving situation and the anticipated levels of fuel...

EES goes live, testing readiness at EU borders

The EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES) is entering into full operation across Schengen external borders, marking a new phase in its rollout. Following a gradual deployment since October 2025, EES is now being applied more broadly at external borders. In practice, this means non-EU short-stay travellers and professional drivers without a...

Brigade Electronics calls for safety-led implementation of GSR 2 in Uk legislation

Brigade Electronics, a global leader in commercial vehicle safety solutions, is urging the UK Government to ensure that any implementation of General Safety Regulation 2 (GSR 2) strengthens – not compromises – the UK’s position as a world leader in vehicle safety standards and protects UK industry. Currently, the European...